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Rare halos

5.3.2022 at 09.30 - 10.30 - Hankasalmi, Murtoinen (IV)
Harri Kiiskinen, Jyväskylän Sirius

The Sirius halo camera was taken to the lines on Saturday morning 5.3 after a maintenance break, and several halo shapes were found in the images in the first hours. The latest image of the camera and a continuously updated stack of ten images can be found on the Hankasalmi Observatory 's website .

Rare halos

5.3.2022 at 09.00 - 15.00 - Juva (IV)
Petri Martikainen, Ursa (Itä-Suomi)

There were side suns and a faint backdrop in the sky from the morning, but no miracles were found in the stack (Fig. 4). Before eleven, there was already a whirlwind from Kouvola and I took the camera back to work. Diffuse from the ring, from which no shapes could be properly distinguished with the naked eye, was sufficient until 3 p.m. The stacks revealed a decent pie show that remained very similar all the time. Therefore, there is only one stack of 240 images taken every 6 seconds from 10:54 to 11:18 (Figures 1-2). The main image is three times believed and bg-processed, the second image is...

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Several halo forms

5.3.2022 at 15.20 - 16.08 - Turku (II)
Paula Mattila

Dim halos in the clouds, which were quite widespread from the morning. The side sun was also visible immediately after 8 p.m.

One halo form

5.3.2022 at 08.38 - Kangasala (I)
Jukka Oravasaari

On the dog run, faint side suns are observed.

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One halo form

5.3.2022 at 11.13 - Järvenpää (I)
Toni Veikkolainen, Keski-Uudenmaan Altair

There were no pyramid halos, but two ordinary halos very easily visible.

Rare halos

5.3.2022 at 09.00 - 14.18 - Kouvola (IV)
Tero Sipinen, Ursa (Etelä-Suomi)

A whirlwind! EDIT 25.3. Let's finally update: Halon Day started at nine in the morning with a weak tire and a little later sa and pillar. The first pyras at 18 and 9 degree points were subsequently found in the ten images taken. The next time I checked, I was already clearly pyramidal when the tire looked thick and diffuse. By handling, e.g. 35r (Fig. 2, 10.42). Alerts to move and stacks to shoot. I was badly overwhelmed by the departure for the trip, but luckily I took a reasonable number of stack photos (64 photos from 10.51-11.15) before leaving. In Figures 3 and 4, a couple of differen...

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